patronum-suggest

Analyze your project and suggest protection patterns based on your tech stack.

Usage

Inside Claude Code, run:

/patronum-suggest

How it works

1. Scans your project for config files (package.json, go.mod, .tf files, docker-compose.yml, etc.)
2. Checks what's already protected via /patronum-list
3. Suggests patterns that are not yet protected, with reasons
4. Asks for confirmation before adding anything

Auto-invocation

/patronum-suggest may be invoked automatically by Claude when it detects relevant context — for example, when you mention a new cloud provider or start working with a tech stack that has known sensitive files. This relies on the model recognizing the context, so it works on a best-effort basis.

Example

A typical interaction when working with a new tech stack:

User: "I'm starting work on a Terraform deployment for AWS"

Claude: [auto-invokes /patronum-suggest]
→ "I see you're working with Terraform and AWS. These aren't protected yet:
   - **/*.tfvars (Terraform variable files, often contain secrets)
   - **/*.tfstate (Terraform state, contains resource details)
   - **/.terraform/environment (workspace state)
   Should I add them?"

User: "Yes"
→ 3 patterns added.